listview: selected item vs. collection

[tmaster]

In a listview (named lvwToDo), I understand how to reference a single
selected item from the SelectedItems collection, but is there a more direct
way if MultiSelect is set to false and you know there is only one item
selected? In other words, is there a better way other than the following
loop?

Dim litem As ListViewItem

For Each litem In lvwToDo.SelectedItems
...do whatever with litem
Next

Thanks again.

 

[William Ryan]

If I understand you correctly, I think you could just use the
SelectedItems.Count property..
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...wselectedlistviewitemcollectionclasstopic.asp
and that would determine how many were selected.

HTH,

Bill

 

[Armin Zingler]

In a listview (named lvwToDo), I understand how to reference a
single selected item from the SelectedItems collection, but is there
a more direct way if MultiSelect is set to false and you know there
is only one item selected? In other words, is there a better way
other than the following loop?

Yes: Don't write a loop.

Dim litem As ListViewItem

For Each litem In lvwToDo.SelectedItems
...do whatever with litem
Next

if lvwTodo.SelectedItems.count=1 then
lvwTodo.SelectedItems(0).<member>
end if

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

In a listview (named lvwToDo), I understand how to reference a single
selected item from the SelectedItems collection, but is there a more direct
way if MultiSelect is set to false and you know there is only one item
selected? In other words, is there a better way other than the following
loop?

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Me.ListView1.SelectedItems(0).Text = Foo
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